Support Python 2 - 'module' object has no attribute 'TemporaryDirectory

[kewlfft]

Support Python 2 - 'module' object has no attribute 'TemporaryDirectory

[kewlfft]

I can't reproduce it, were you able to identify the cause of it?

[dmp1ce]

I'm getting the error from a Vagrant configuration. I'm working a a simple example to show you. The Vagrant box I am using is archlinux/archlinux.

I was able to get this message after running on a Vagrant machine which already had Trizen installed.

TASK [Install trizen] **********************************************************
 [WARNING]: Module remote_tmp /home/aur_builder/.ansible/tmp did not exist and
was created with a mode of 0700, this may cause issues when running as another
user. To avoid this, create the remote_tmp dir with the correct permissions
manually

ok: [default] => {"changed": false, "helper": "makepkg", "msg": "package(s) already installed", "rc": 0}

[dmp1ce]

I was using the python2 interpreter. I think that was causing the issue for me. Try setting python interpreter with ansible_python_interpreter: /usr/bin/python2 and see if you can reproduce.

Which version of Python should be used with Ansible? 2 or 3?

[kewlfft]

Since Arch switched a few months ago Ansible to Python 3, this is what I use and recommend. You may want to use this module with version 2 and submit some PR to improve compatibility with Python 2, I will accept them.

[dmp1ce]

I think it will be easier for me to switch to using Python 3. If I cannot do that then I will work on Python 2 support.

[kewlfft]

Not able to reproduce it and no intention to maintain compatibility with Python 2

[dmp1ce]

No problem. I was overriding some python paths so it was probably an issue I created.